Artios drug exploits ‘replication stress’ in cancer, shrinking subset of tumors in early study

Ryan Cross

Senior Science Correspondent

Artios Pharma, a startup developing drugs that weaken a tumor’s ability to maintain its DNA, announced positive results in a subset of patients with advanced …

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Artios drug exploits ‘replication stress’ in cancer, shrinking subset of tumors in early study

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Artios drug exploits ‘replication stress’ in cancer, shrinking subset of tumors in early study